The B20 meetings were established in 2010 under the G20 framework, to provide the business community with a platform to influence global trade issues and economic governance.
This year, more than 800 delegates from across the globe are participating, and they will discuss the B20's six task-forces, namely Financing Growth, Trade and Investment; Infrastructure; SME Development; Employment; and Anti-Corruption.
The B20 has already submitted its latest policy recomendations to the G20. They put forward ideas on how to drive global growth, while developing more effective economic and financial governance; and how to encourage robust international trade and investment, while promoting inclusive and interconnected development.
The group also proposed three public-private partnerships: G20 SMART innovation; an Electronic World Trade Platform, or eWTP; and a Global Infrastructure Connectivity Alliance.
